Re: Darla/was: DDI Hair elements test

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In a message dated 19/10/2006 11:08:12 GMT Standard Time, Ladyshrink111@... writes:

Darla,

I don't know if this will help, but I could send you ours from our little one that doesn't meet any counting rules. Let me know.

Thanks, . That would be great! I have to say, it is only because I am curious and quite skeptical. On the counting rules sheet is says that a healthy persons results will be quite different, I just wanted to see one!

Thanks,

Darla

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Darla,

I don't know if this will help, but I could send you ours from our little one that doesn't meet any counting rules. Let me know.

DDI Hair elements test

I've just done the counting rules on 's hair test. Here are some comments and I'd welcome any further insight as I'm completely new to all this.

He qualifies for a high probability of mercury poisining according to step two. He's just inside the qualifying range which means that it is slightly more likely to be random than if the deviation were greater but the probability is still high, IMO. has none of the skewed mineral patterns listed on the link from TA.

I have several questions. Sorry, I know these have probably been churned out over and over again, I just don't have time to post to list but I try to keep up with the daily digests and I'm not sure how to efficiently find the answers.

Firstly has extremely high levels of Boron. The ref range is 0.60 to 4.0 and is 49!! The explanation says that B is found in some soaps but I don't use soap on . The information says that excessive intake of B can induce riboflavinuria. Even with google I can't find out what riboflavinuria is. Perhaps I'm just barking mad and it doesn't even really matter because I have almost no idea what the heck this means anyway....

Anyhooo, secondly I'd like to see a normal hair test result. Does anyone know where I can see one?

Thanks,

Darla

2 years 5 months old